The cause of a mystery illness which plagued diplomatic staff in Cuba in 2016 may have been identified by Canadian researchers.
More than 250 students from the Cayman Islands Further Education Centre (CIFEC) connected with over 80 employers on Friday, 19 September during the Centre’s annual career fair, a flagship event designed to bridge the gap between compulsory education and the world of work.
The Jamaica Labour Party has retained power with a commanding 14 seat majority in Thursday’s general election.
Leader of the victorious Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), Prime Minister Andrew Holness, increased his party’s hold on power by adding 16 seats to the 32 won in 2016.
It used to be called the “Seven-Eleven,” but now the little white weatherboard store on George Town waterfront has reopened after Covid, with a new name, “Mr Arthurs,” in memory of Authur Bodden, who also ran the print shop situated across the road for many years.
GraceKennedy Money Services, agents of Western Union in the Cayman Islands, opened their newest location in Prospect, Grand Cayman – becoming the first to offer remittance services to that growing community.
The School of Nursing at the University College of the Cayman Islands is encouraging residents interested in nursing to explore the possibilities available right here in the jurisdiction to get into the profession.
Content Studio proudly announces the release of “Cayman Beyond the Rings,” a documentary film profiling the Cayman Islands’ four Olympic athletes ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics, in Paris.
Tortuga Rum Company is thrilled to announce O’Neil Miller, Director of Religious Education at St. Ignatius Catholic Church, as the grand prize winner of its second annual Tortuga $10K Giveaway.
On Wednesday, 12 November, officers conducted an operation at an address in Windsor Park, George Town, under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
Alison Hinds is aptly daubed the “Queen of Soca”. Her powerful, emotional vocals and high-energy live shows are legendary in the Caribbean.